Unlucky Number Seven: seven sentenced for fictitious collision
Seven men have been sentenced for attempting to make insurance claims for a bogus road traffic collision.
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Seven men have been sentenced for attempting to make insurance claims for a bogus road traffic collision.
A man from London has been sentenced for stealing £67,499.88 from his employer through bogus insurance claims and then fleeing to the United States in order to avoid prosecution.
Three people from Manchester have been jailed for their involvement in a fictitious road traffic collision where they tried to defraud their insurer, Diamond, out of £27,268.
A man from London has been sentenced for fraudulently obtaining more than 40 car insurance policies while posing as a broker and pocketing nearly £18,000 over a five-week period.
The City of London Police’s Insurance Fraud Enforcement Department (IFED) executed ten warrants last week as part of a crackdown on ‘ghost broking’ across the country, resulting in seven arrests.
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A group of men from London have been sentenced for their involvement in a ‘Crash for Cash’ plot, in which they targeted an innocent road user to make bogus claims for personal injury and loss of earnings.
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A trio of fraudsters have been sentenced for their involvement in a number of insurance fraud plots, orchestrated by boxer Hamid Sediqi.
A man from Bolton has been sentenced after deliberately causing a collision between three vehicles on the M62, and then attempting to claim for the vehicle damage through the third party’s insurer, AXA.